hillary clinton and senator tim kaine taking their bus tour through two critical states in this election, filled with middle class working voters, ohio and pennsylvania. right now, we are waiting for the candidates to appear at this event, a manufacture convention event in the convention center in pittsburgh. as there are new reports the computer systems used by the clinton campaign have been hacked. apparently another cyberattack targeting the democrats. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's election headquarters." i'm eric shaw. >> and i'm arthel neville. the news comes as recent polls

showing clinton and republican nominee donald trump republican locked in a tight race in these key swing states where blue color support is key. and jennifer griffin is traveling with the clinton campaign and joins us from the bus on the road to pittsburgh. you'll eventually get there, jennifer. >> on the road again, that's right, arthel. we're traveling behind hillary clinton's bus, about 15 minutes from pittsburgh, and we just received a statement from the candidate responding to donald trump's statement earlier today in an interview with abc news in which he questioned whether kaiser kahn, the father of the u.s. captain who was killed in iraq, whether she was allowed to speak because she was muslim. secretary clinton did not speak about this at the last event but this is the statement we received from her. quote, this is a time for all americans to stand with the

kahns and with all the families whose children have died in service to our country and honor the sacrifice of captain on this bus tour, hillary clinton is trying to appeal to republicans. in 2012, mitt romney won cambria county with 58% of the vote. cambria county is 98% white. secretary clinton also defended general john allen who was attacked by donald trump earlier today. >> he lashes out. he loses his cool at the slightest provocation. just yesterday, he went after retired general john allen who commanded our troops in afghanistan. general allen is a distinguished marine, a hero and a patriot. donald trump called him a failed general.

why? because he does not believe donald trump should be commander in chief. >> pennsylvania hasn't voted republican since 1988, but there are concerned donald trump's message could be resonating here. pennsylvania has lost 271,000 mostly manufacturing jobs in the last 20 years. hillary clinton wants to charge an exit tax for those companies who leave america to lower their tax bill. she's been quoting john mccain's economic adviser who has said trump's economic plans will lose 3 million jobs. her running mate had this to say about trump. >> once i was on the ticket, donald trump had to decide how he was going to make fun of me. and so he basically decided, he had a press conference a couple days ago, really hurt my feelings by saying what a lousy governor of new jersey i had been.

then i thought, wait a minute, i wasn't governor of new jersey. i've never lived in new jersey. i was governor of virginia. then i started to feel better. >> and we've just received a statement from the donald trump campaign, responding to hillary clinton's visit to the johnstown factory. he said, hillary clinton visiting johnstown, pennsylvania, is like a robber visiting their vick ptvictim. the johnstown region lost nearly 1 in 2 manufacturing jobs since hillary-backed nafta went into effect. so a war of words between both these campaigns. again, we'll be in pittsburgh not long from now where we'll hear from clinton and kaine about their plan to bring jobs back to this area of western pennsylvania, back to you. >> we regarded that mrs. kahn

did an interview on msnbc last night and explained she did not speak at the convention because she was too emotional, so we did report that. jennifer griffin, thank you very much for the update on the road. and on the republican side, donald trump is taking the day off from the campaign trail but he will follow in mrs. clinton's foot steps and campaign in pennsylvania on monday. he's already looking forward to those debates in the general election. that first one at tufts university on september 26th. he's accusing the campaign and the democratic party of rigging the debate schedule. that, though, despite, some poin out, that the schedule was set last september by a nonpartisan panel. mr. trump responding to the barrage of criticism and attacks that were leveled against him during the democratic convention. more on that, outside trump tower here in new york city, hi,

bryan. >> trump today responding to what is widely considered one of the best and memorable speeches of the democratic national convention, a biting repudiation of his call to ban muslims from entering the country. kahn, self-described patriotic american muslim, a gold star father who spoke about his army captain son, who was killed by suicide bomber in 2004 in iraq, and as kahn stood there, his wife was standing by his side throughout the speech. and khan memorably pulled out the u.s. constitution and asked trump have you ever read the constitution. he noted his son, a muslim-american, would likely have not served in the armed forces under trump's america. he then said of trump, quote, you have sacrificed nothing and no one. trump responded for the first time in the interview with abc "this week" saying he has indeed made sacrifices. >> who wrote that? did hillary's script writers write it?

>> i think i made a lot of sacrifices. work very, very hard. i've created thousands and thousands of jobs. >> trump said those jobs help bring education to people. he also mentioned he helped start a vietnam memorial here in manhattan. he said that khan was emotional and a nice guy, but then he had this to say about his wife who was standing there during the speech and is a muslim-american, listen. >> if you look at his wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say. she probably maybe wasn't allowed to have anything to say. plenty of people have written that. >> the comments by trump suggesting she couldn't speak because she was muslim. trump said he was repeating what some media articles had written. trump on twitter said the three upcoming presidential debates are rigged against him. tweeting, as usual, hillary and the democrats are trying to rig the debate so two are up against

major nfl games. same as the last time with bernie. unacceptable. there are two national nfl games played on the two dates september 26 and october 9, the first two presidential debates, but they're not set up by the democratic party. a nonpartisan commission on presidential debates has set up these debates since 1988. the cpd says they've nod talked to any political campaigns or political organizations about this, and they point out that the presidential debate schedule was set in september of 2015, arthel, eric. >> all right, thanks so much. arthel. >> we have a fox news alert to central texas where a large-scale investigation has g begun into a deadly hot air balloon crash. least 16 people on board when it went down south of austin. witnesses described seeing a massive fireball four stories high. casey seigel joins us live from

maxwell with the latest. casey. >> arthel, this is extremely challenging for the recovery crews on the ground here because the area we're in is extremely rural. as you said, about 35 miles or so to the south of austin. i'll let you take a live look at the scene. this is as close as investigators are letting us get. it's about 500 yards back in that field there. now, we know this happened early this morning when eyewitnesss heard what they described as loud popping noises and then saw a fireball. we're told the site where the hot air balloon carrying at least 16 people went down is directly under towering power transmission lines. although we do not yet know if they played a role in this crash. somebody snapped this photo of the balloon this morning. very eerie. not long before people here on the ground lost contact with it. investigators have not told us

anything about the execution, what company operated the tour, how long they've been in business, their safety record or even where the victims are from. >> so the families that may be watching us right now, we offer our thoughts and prayers to all of them for the loss. and this will be a difficult site for us to work through. >> accord to the national institutes of health, there have been 78 hot air balloon crashes over the last 12 years inflicting 91 serious injuries and killing five. half of all injuries and fatalities are caused by the balloon hitting a fixed object. again, it is not clear if that was the case here. officials are the ntsb or the national transportation safety board are on the ground. there seem to be some conflicting reports as there always is in the early going whether the balloon caught fire while it was in the air, if it was the balloon itself or the basket.

information we're trying to get nailed down but we don't have it for you at this point because it is a developing and fluid situation out here in central texas. arthel. >> understood, casey. of course you only want to report the facts. we appreciate you and we'll talk to you a little bit later this evening on fox news. casey steagall, everyone. more protests about immigration in germany. a large demonstration in berlin. hundreds of thousands of people gathered at the city's main train terminal. all in protest against german chancellor angela merkel. protesters and counterprotesters were facing off over mrs. merkel's policies over immigration and asylum. germany opened its borders to more than 1 million refugees. the crackdown continues in turkey after a failed military coup. the turkish government now canceling the passports of about 50,000 people preventing them from leaving the country.

more than 60,000 people have been arrested. but president erdogan says he has released about 750 soldiers in a gesture of unity. he also criticizes western countries, saying they show more interest in the fate of the plotters then in standing with a fellow nato member. team usa have been dealt another setback by the zika virus. more athletes have dropped out of the olympics in rio. the cdc confirms for the first time the virus is here in our country and it is spreading. >> also, donald trump. will hill ary clinton get the same post-convention bounce and if she does not, will it spell trouble. >> and a report showing the breakdown of campaign contributions to both candidates. we will tell you which nominee is getting the most cash and whether all that money is coming

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priority. this comes less than 24 hours after the cdc confirms the virus that is now being spread here in our country by mosquitoes. at least four people so far in miami have contracted the virus that way. previous cases have all been caused to travel to infected areas but the cdc says this small outbreak happened in an area in downtown miami. hill hi tary clinton trying keep the momentum going. she's campaigning in pennsylvania and ohio this weekend. donald trump got a big boost. at the time, clinton had 45%. can hillary clinton expect to have better poll numbers after the dnc? david hill is here, with roll

call. will hillary clinton get the same bounce that trump got after the rnc? >> there's one set of numbers that shows her getting a 10 percentage point bounce. there are going to be other polls coming out in the days ahead. it is generally the case that the optimistic college al message she went with in philadelphia does better with voters than the sort of pessimistic negative message donald trump decided to go with in cleveland. as we've said so many times when we visited over the past year, the conventional wisdom maybe it's working again. >> what is working for hillary at this point, david? >> the thing that is working for

her is it was patriotic, uplifting. she also seems to be what i'm picking up in the last couple of days is she seems to be kind of going after the thing that works against her the most which is she's not trusted. she's the least trusted major party candidate. she seems to be taking that on by trying to package what trump said that he's even less trustworthy that i am. ways in which he's revealing himself to be not trustworthy. obviously, what she's got going against her is the trustworthy thing, the honesty. that's going to be a problem. something she seems to think she can get by.

some say her ability to communicate that present obstacles for her, so in your estimation, what sort of hurdles are in front of hillary for the next 100 days and can she overcome them? >> probably not, what are hurdles both of these candidates have, they've probably got for good. they are strong personalities. i think people who are looking for either of these candidates in the last 100 days, probably not going to happen. mrs. clinton is not a natural campaigner. she's very controlled, she's very measured.

she doesn't like the hurly-burly of the campaign nearly as much as her husband does or, it seems, donald trump does. he seems unafraid to just sort of mix it up with the story of the day. that's worked for him so far. her caution ultimately has worked for her. in the end, win a very competitive race by sticking to her game, being sort of steady and it's worked so far. >> would it be a mistake for hillary clinton's campaign to write off donald trump at this point? >> of course not, no, no, no. >> you don't think it would be, right? >> it would be a huge mistake, a huge mistake. you don't get to be the surprise winner of a major party's nomination by putting something together. he is a force to be reckoned with. she is not going to dismiss him. she's taking him on quite

firmly. this is a dramatically different election. it's more about character and vision for america, so she's taking him on directly as a person. >> we have to leave it there, david hawken, thank you. it appears that wall street is clearly backing mrs. clinton in this presidential race. a recent federal report shows seven hedge fund companies have so far contributed more than $48 million to mrs. clinton. donald trump, the report says, received only $19,000 from those hedge funds. critics point out that mrs. clinton has had close ties with the financial industry, claiming she has received $21 million in speaking fees from goldman sachs and other wall street firms and this certainly has been an issue in this campaign. >> when we come back, the democrats reeling from another cyberattack. this one targeting the clinton campaign. what data was at risk and who

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clinton's press secretary explains an analytics data program used by our campaign and a number of other entities was accessed as part of the dnc hack. he goes on to say there's, quote no evidence our internal systems have been compromised. still, this is the third time in just one week that we've learned about hackers gaining access to democratic organizations. earlier this week, president obama said russia is almost certainly responsible and with election day just 100 days away, the clinton campaign is openly speculating that russian president vladimir putin might be trying to help trump win in november. just this afternoon, president obama's assistant was asked about this latest breach. she declined to go into specifics but did say this.

>> we could be in a new world in terms of that as a new tool. seeing yet again the seibel rcym and digital domain being a place where new tools are used for old types of this thing. >> this is the third time in one week we've learned about hackers gaining access to democratic organizations. republicans like mike huck buy are now raising questions about what these hacks into democratic organizations say about the party. >> what is it with democrats and their inability to deal with the simplicity technology of e-mails? all the more reason not to trust them with the white house and national security because they can't even handle the simplest of e-mails. >> it didn't involved private e-mail servers clinton used while secretary of state but the founder of wikileaks continues

to hint there may be an october surprise. he promised to publish more material about clinton some time between now and november. >> thank you very much, kristin. >> the republican presidential nominee donald trump attacking four-star general john allen. after the general endorsed hillary clinton. did you see his speech during the democratic national convention? who he says does not understand national security. >> i do know with her as commander in chief our international relations will not be reduced to a business transaction. our armed forces will not be an instrument of torture. they will not be engaged in murder or carry out other illegal activities.

>> he called the former deputy commander of central command general allen, called him a failure. >> they had a general named john allen, and i never met him. he got up and started talking about trump, trump, trump. never met him. you know who he is, he's a failed general. he was a general fighting isis. i would say he hasn't done so well. >> well, is that fair? major general join us, a retired u.s. army general and fox news military analyst. so general, he's going after that general. hillary clinton today called him a distinguished marine. a hero and a patriot. what do you think about the criticism and what do you think about the defense? >> well, first of all, truth in advertising, eric. i've never john allen for many years. he's a friend of mine. he is probably one of the most intellectually gifted officers i've ever known.

he was not a failure in afghanistan. i thought his speech was too shrill. that's not the john allen i know. also, i was upset with the potted plant routine behind him. where you line up dozens of officers so the democrats could say, see, the military likes us too, look at all the people that are standing on the dais with john allen. no i found the whole thing frankly upsetting. >> someone would say, look, he has a right to make political announcements. >> i don't think that's right. i think there's a danger here. i have a general in front of the national tv camera for 15 years.

the danger is, if you are advocating for a presidential candidate, who knows future if a president has to choose a four-star commander in chief and maybe in the back of his mind he's thinking, well, he may not be such a good field commander but will he speak for me during the next convention. i know that's subtle and it smacks of, you know, a little bit of esoteric civil/military relations but it is a worry. >> as for the criticism that the general was a favor, you take issue with that? >> oh, absolutely. >> please explain. >> john allen was put into a situation in afghanistan that was unatenable. he was watching the taliban grow all around him and then he got caught up in this scandal. no, there was probably no general i know better qualified

intellectual to command in afghanistan than john allen. >> of course those are issues with war strategy and afghanistan and dealing with it there. what about isis? let me show you a sound bite about her strategy in dealing with isis. i want to get your reaction to that. >> okay. >> we will strike their sanctuaries from the air and support local forces taking them out on the ground. we will prevent attacks before they happen. we dill disrupt efforts to reach our young people in our country. it won't be easy or quick but we will prevail. >> donald trump of course says the administration has been a failure on this. your reaction? >> it's not what mrs. clinton said we were going to do, it's what she said we're not going to do.

she just said that we're not going to put mesh soldiers on the ground in the middle east to confront isis directly. one of the tenants of american strategy is you never telegraph to the enemy what you're going to do. whoever is president will have to eventually put american troops in the ground to retake isis and collapse them from the inside out. it's going to happen. ground truth will dictate politics. >> all right, general, we'll certainly continue that debate. thank you for joining us and thank you for your insight. >> some supporters of bernie sanders are still not happy with hillary clinton showing their

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well, a poll shows about 90% of bernie sanders fans now back hillary clinton. some angry supporters held a series of protests this week. clinton reaching out to them in her acceptance speech. >> bernie, you campaign inspired millions of americans, particularly the young people who threw their hearts and souls into the primary. i want you to know i've heard you, your cause is our cause. >> new orleans mayor and clinton

delegate mitch landu, good to see you as always. i know you have a lot of great things to say about your candidate. i want to work backwards. this fight, as you well know, is just getting started. the question that is very front and center, cab hillary clinton convince the swing voters and bernie backers to vote for her? >> i think she started during the convention. the democratic convention from the first day until the night that clinton spoke was an event that brought them together. a message that everybody is welcome and we have to go forward together.

i thought she did a great job reaching out to the independents, which is why it was disheartening today to hear trump attack general allen and the mother of a fallen soldier. i think most want a president that's going to be temperate and knows how to run the country and i feel very good about the possibilities of reaching that group of americans. >> she can check off all the boxes on the job application but that very experience makes secretary clinton appear as too much of the politics as usual? >> elections are about choices and now we have donald trump, thinks he knows more than a revered general, and you have clinton who knows how to get the

job done. what you saw at the democratic convention was a group of people reaching out to the entire country saying listen, we've got to do this together. you and i know that's now true and i think she has the better side of that argument. that's what campaigns are about. >> that's what campaigns are about. you pointed out rightly so mayor that hillary clinton had a great lineup of people speaking on her behalf but as we well know, it is all about the candidate. how she speaks to the voters. if you, mayor, right now, were speaking directly to some of those undecided voters, what would you say to get them to say "i'm with her"? >> i would challenge you a little bit, really, it is about the candidate. it's about how the candidate is going to govern. hillary clinton is clear she's going to reach out to all americans and everybody is included. diversity is our strength, not a weakness. we're not going to exclude

people based on race, religion, crude or sexual orientation. that is the way you actually make america strong. donald trump says, don't worry, i know more than the general, i know more than everybody else. i don't think that's the american way. i think she's going to win the presidency and be an excellent president. >> before we go, let's not prete pretend, everybody knows i'm from new orleans, i talk about it all the time. so i want to put that out there and not pretend. >> you're doing a great job and we're proud of you. >> thank you, right now i'm feeling i need a half a oyster loaf. can you work that out? >> i'll do that, i'll send eric one too. >> i want a po-boy. >> i'll do that. >> go saints. >> mayor, thank you very much.

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a mile and a half from where he vanished. i along with fox's producer ed barns we literally took up the floor tiles and what we found tiles and we found the blood evidence and the greatest amount where hoffa hit the floor and seven drops trailing down the hallway where his body was insenerated. 50 specimens and dna was extracted and blood was mail. and the next guest said that is all he needs to know that shermman did it. sher an and closing the case on jimmy hoffan and charlie, so good to see you. 12 years later, why do you feel

more certain that frank killed jimmy hoffan on this day. >> frank was raised a strict catholic and full of remorse. and he said to me, if i did all of the things that the fbi allege that i did and have to do them over again, i wouldn't do it. he was a witty guy and he read the bock called the "the right to remind silent. ". he read it in jail and i helped to get him out on medical grounds and we hung out five years. i didn't just have him on the witness stand for the afternoon and what i wrote in 2004. i brought them to you and he repeated the cop fegz and went out to detroit after he and i found that house and i took him

out in a rented cadillac. and you went right in there and found the blood on the floor. >> it fit exactly. that is the floor we are looking at. he fallses to the right and most blood evidence we found was right there and then they were trailing back. and there's other evidence that he did this, too. there is motive and jimmy hoffa trusted him and he loved jimmy hoffa. >> in the new edition of the book 57 pages that i with held and i didn't reveal big billy dalillia who took over the russell crime family. he got bo a jam and arrested by the fbi and he agreed to be be

a corobating witness. he was the nephew and he department like me and i didn't mention his name in the first edition of the book i should say. but this time, his answer was read charlie brandt's book. >> why is he certain frank killed hoffa. >> he was part of the upper echlon of that and they had ordered frank to do it. and as you know from interviewing joe over the years and other experts on the mafia, that's how hay work. he said read the bock and he had inscribeded the book to an underling sometimes you can believe everything you read.

after that i got a call from the fbi and they wanted my tapes and we had a wonderful conversation. but the problem right now, one of the cleaners and one of the people who disposed of the body in a credit matorium, one of them is living in las vegas and till alive. >> we only have 30 seconds left. it is an amazing history. and our heart and sympathies go out to the hoffa family. you are certain in your heart. frank sheeran. >> he did it. there is further evidence you found the fbi witness to tracey gallow and sunshine then, he talked about the mob's involvement in jfk. and since then fbi released certain reports in 2008. and all of this is in a now peb

page with martin verse on it. >> we have to go, charlie. the computer cuts us off. we'll see who plays you and who plays me and jam system laughing, charlie, as always thank you. and our hearts go out to the the hoffa family. it is a fascinating mystery about jimmy hoffa. >> who would you like to it play you. >> michael jfox. a dare devil with nerves of steel. why he jumped out of a plane without a parachute, really. ss looking to be the first

person ever to sky dive from a plane without a parachute. he made 18000 jumps and set to free fall 25000 feet. >> this is unbelievable. without a parachute. he's going to it land in a giant net that is built 20 stories aboved grouped. it will happen tonight in

a special called heaven sent. it will be live at 8:00 p.m. on the fox network. >> we'll watch it anyway. patty ann brown is up next. we are 100 days from election day and the race for the white house has seen twists and turns already and now a now controversy on the campaign trail. donald trump responding to a father of a soldier killed in iraq who delivered an emotional remark in the dnc. this is the fox report now reaction to a memorable moment from the democratic convention. khan, a father of a soldier killed in a battle in